Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-08-14
FARMERS ALLIANCE.
Officers Elected for The Ensuing Year.
Delegates Chosen TO the National
Alliagcc-0n for Atlanta.
Fort Worth, Dallas and Waco Prcsert thei-
GLAZING for he Location OF tin Fzrm.rs'
Alliance Exchange ct Tex7s.
Special TO the Gazette.

( Special to the Gazette.
/ WACO, TEX, Aug. I5.-Tle state
meeting Of the Farmers Alliance O,
/ Texas closed its work tonight srd aG-
journed. The following is Z conp.etc
/ list o: officers elected: President, Eysr
Jones Of E-4ta coua.y; ice-Dresident
. Thomas NJ. Smith a Navarro county:
secretary, II. G. Moore Of Tarrart
county; treasurer, j. II. Sanders OF
johnson county; chap}siU, j. C.. Nc
/ Gtear7 OF Harrison county: stcte lee
/ lnreT, y. f. Rogers Ct Anderson county:
@ssl-taaJ lecturer, J l, Moody Of Lime
stone county; ssrGegne-at-arMS, L y
! |tgdt; door keeper, john III Msrnocd
sssls:s2t door keeper, I. G Galloway.
me executive committee is COMPOSED OF
/ Is j keuGmcE, McLenpau county: B-n
/ er-ell Of Guadalupe, ana JOSEPH Smo.-
( ser 81 Cooke.
The committee appointed TO recon
mend delegates 20 stteDd the National
Alliance, Ulica meets - Shreveport. Ia,
tie second Wednesday in OltaoGr mex,
submitted the following Eepovs, which
was adopted:
To the state Farmers Alliance
We, your committee apuoiased to
r5c1mmerd delegates from the seyarsI
| Congressional districts TO tn National
tafmefs Alliance, would Recommend ne
1o.ioWlng brethren:
FIRST Gi-tTict-C. I Ca3a, Z & Stew
art, J. j. Farchhd and ! NJ. Tu-ubuu.
Second district-U c. Mauud o.; /! .no-
ntj!, [. \. L'aFer'on OF Middleton and
h20er' wallace OF Palestine.
IhlTd cls.tlcE-it. II k2y CT Hawkins
ana y. ,. Massey Of Equality.
+ uTta clstric,-p. Vi. X. Taylor and
u. Z. WiilIGns.
F'ilA d!str-ct-E. . Mlcrea y # Potts
oofo, l.. ) Adair Of AT0Id and d. j..
Edilem2n Ct Denton.
S-N[n Qistrlct-P. ). BroWder OF Dal-
las ara X A. Elnford OF Terrell.
o5Fentn district. L. Sl0ag Of Pear
sal aaa i I. Brscoe 81 Foster.
h'SnSu 0lsyricl-J. y. Green q C01um-
2uS, >. ID. Ns@lg q Moulton, al !. n.
hthtlc6 o. Lexington.
NlHlh district. II. Smith u Bioom-
ILS HFoFo ana ". l.. Hancock CT
01 a ,...
1elLl cls'r!cl-t. u5pbeirI q GaU5a-
49, 4'FANt' " "a "a
n !, J, Co. y -" Logan CT Cl-c!tv,lle, 5. I.
hNIIin1 q bocnet, and ". 3. Legaret.
OF Dan Ha2A.
l. wen Il d.sfElc,-Evan Jones Of DUB
IN d. n'oadaFa OF JacksoorC, M. S.Wal-
lace ana y ii. { Elliott OF Brentwood,
ana a. b "eDp c1 Abilene.
ms supplies thirty-three delegates
rom tle stare cut cI l@3 counties repre-
scented. Respectfully submitted,
j.. M, RCMPH, Cn2i.mGn.
4 large number CT the delegated left TO-
nl2at Tor Atlanta, Ga, TO attend the
Farmers Congress OF the cotton states,
Whlch meets there next week.
Early this morHiog Dr.. c. " Macuna.
nnaEc.a! agent for the State Farmers Al
nance, notified che c'tZens' committee OF
ht-een t1at ne would meet taem al II
O'CLOCK at the MeClellaud hotel paTlors
with the twenty tive stockholders OF the
Farmers Alliance o! Texas. At the hour
named number OF the citizens commit
tee were present. Dallas and Fort
"oreh were also represented. Tie repre-
sentet,Yes OF the three cities were asked
TO present t1elr claims for the exchange,
"hlc1 was done. Speeches were nsd.
ana the natural aGv2ntages Of each CITY
we're set forth, every one trying to out DO
the osher. The meeting held over until
alIef the noon hour when the sealed